We’re looking for an experienced Project Director to lead the delivery of a complex existing building project in central London.
The project
This is a major, high profile project to transform a significant existing building in central London. The design phase is nearly finished, and the project is getting ready to move into technical design and construction (RIBA Stages 4 and 5). The practice now needs a construction focused leader to take it through to completion.
The role
- Lead delivery through RIBA Stages 4 and 5, from technical design and tender to completion on site.
- Report directly to the practice leadership.
- Oversee 3 to 4 directors, each responsible for their own part of the project, and a team of around 20.
- Own programme, contracts and the client relationship.
- Work closely with contractors, holding them to account and keeping the project on track.
About you
- Around 20 years of experience, from a construction architecture background rather than purely design.
- A record of delivering large, complex projects at construction stage, ideally involving existing buildings.
- The gravitas to lead experienced directors and build trust with clients and contractors.
Salary around £125,000 plus benefits.
Why apply
- You’d lead one of the most significant existing building projects in London.
- It’s a senior seat with direct access to the top of the practice.
- There’s an established team in place, ready for strong leadership.
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Project Director | AJ100 | £125,000 employer: Lofthouse Group
Join a dynamic architectural practice in Chelmsford that values innovation and collaboration, offering you the chance to lead impactful projects while mentoring junior colleagues. With a strong focus on career progression based on contribution, you'll thrive in a supportive environment where your ideas are welcomed and your technical expertise can shape the future of the business. This is more than just a job; it's an opportunity to make a lasting impact in a growing firm known for delivering high-quality residential developments across the UK.
